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0tchut6rfts.

ct. Qout8, 5. glai. - RiubUieb:
3uiubr ZOO, gerisRbuug 1900; Yreiie Ouri'
ten spiidel 5000 uub $5.OO.-SapeiHe: {:
3ufubr 800, SerienSuug 2aOO; Breiie
0urit:teu 3plIdeu $3.50 unO $40. =
SGnafe: 3rfubr 100; BerisnSuus 1900;
BreiIe Oartrteu spti6en 1920 uuo $4.1O.
ga tz2ibert b, Benni., 5. 0tai. -
9iiHtoisb: 3ufubr 83, 8erieu6uug 49,;
Brsiie Uaritrteu srpi6eu S4.25 uub $4.9O.
SdDeine: 3ufubr 1900, SerieabIu9 1900;
Ereie oariirteH 3piideu $4.OO Tuo $3.50.
Sduuie: 3nfubr 600, 8erieubuug 1000;
Yreiie oaritrteu 3tpii6en $1.5O uHb $500.
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ESabrSdleimItdJ 4in gdiIDiuSIer.

Btttsburs, 5. Rai.-auf ben Serea&t
bin, elm S9ninbIer su iein, pur6e bier cir
8eutider oerhaftet, Der it6 u. Streit :
nauute unb aHsab, in Chicago ju nobnen.
8erIelbe bebaupt,t, er nertrete ben Heu. 0urs
Ter SnpeIier u. Bouad bon gtr. 4, Neaioeu,
Sane. Sn benz 8efis Streider's fano man
eiuen 9offer, tuelfer S4mudse9sufaHbe,
Silberiaden uno @oeIfeiue TN Wertbe BON
$4,000 entbielt. gr bate bic Baareu ~ eiuem
iebr binieen 8rsife gum Sertuuf ausgeboteu
nnb baonr6 Den Se-ba4t Der Boli,ei rege ge,
mad)t. Gtreidsr 1T etpn 30 Sabre oft. Gr
uurOe pOrldutg in Der Capitalization i,Fsss
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Srutalttat TT ciner SrremanFtalt
6ronf0nte Glte1I.

Wtlpautet, gBist., ). Mai. - SEQ.
SO. Yed, Seiien Rutter i'll Snonoaaas Co.,
N.s0., tsObnt, be9ius beute Dor Der SSohunIg
@. .. 9Oose's, eiues reiheu Farmers, ;pet
Reilen nDrblid bon gltborI, sSisc., Selbf-
mpro bur9 @ridiesen. @S erbsut, oaB Bed
i'm uoligen Sabre eiue SOdter oes 9rL.
Dodge gegen BEN gGlGleu ibrer glteru beira-
tbete, tpdbrenS bic iuuge Dame in gSpomiHs,
gt.=g., ale gebrerin thdtis mar. Die @itern
benerfifeIliaten cine 3rennung, uuO Bed
foI9te ieiner Srau rad 8iscouiin. 6eute
erI6ien er in Der Dodge den 8obuung, uu0
uaabem fd bic juHee Srau 9eWslgert bate,
obEe @inpiui9uus tbrer @Itern 8u ihn 3u.
riiflutebreu, nabm er itb DOR ihren AH9en
Sns QehPn
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SCR GsINntorFf.

Wep Yort, 5. Wtai. = 8olgen6e8
Fu0 Die SdIuBHOtiruHgeu: SEQ offaete ju
3I-5 uub idIOB Bu Al Bro,eut. - Starlings
Be6el $4 864-$4 86R uut 60 Gage uno
$4.87 - $3.50 AMI Sidt. Buubes Dbl.
gntionen: 8 prog. 100, Al prog. no,
4.pro3. i28f.-Ntiien: abams' grpre5 143,
Central Bocific 40, ! Gbei. Ohio Z i, grie 34g
Ditto Blior 734, gate. Sbore 955, R.=S. @ens
trol So, R.zs8eftern 1929, bitto Brior $50,
I.g. Central 1135, SbiO Giifitppi 3Og,
bittp Brlor 80, Btttebnra l54, Reooina 45t
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9(,tf Der etTeuba6tt aeIforbest. I.

Utica, R..g., 5. gtat. - General Gu'
oren 9. 4leranoer BON BilOp,Stoof, @a1I,
ea,&ountp, if nuf Der 6eimreie BON Itlauta,
Ga, auf einem 3use bsry yR.sY &eutraIba5u"
in Der Rabs BON bier ScfcTben, 2sriel1s
nor 1851 ais Qieutenant In bic reguldre Ut
NEE singetretsu anb bei'm Salufe bes Bit
aerI1ieees ihon 3itulnr, Brigade generol.
1884 rpurSe er aIa SnulIiS peniionirt. sc
mar por 53 Sahreu in Rentudp aeboueu.
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Gbicoeo'er selDiftn 6rOer.

Gbicaao 5. 0fai. - gSilhelm Belber,
Elm beutider Sdauipieler, eridos iid) 9effern
nib in Ger gebnuiuns bon Srieorih Strait,
bel benz er leit mebreren Bohen fnohute.
0inn 9laubt, bos Belser seiffes9efOrt mar.
9pabrenb Der letten bier Sabre mar er aut
Seraulafung ieiner an9eb6rigen, nit tpals
den CT I'M llnirteneu lebte, in bier SSrreuanz
fulteu unter9ebratt, Qber in Ieeettt Salle
bnlh Dieber tntlaiieu tuorSen, ba bic &erjte
ihn tiir bO1fGnpig 9eifig 9eiunb ertlGrtett.
@r tpar So Sabre alt unS in biefiqen Ebsaters
fretien au9ealein betaunt. Setne @Ianjroue
mar DSlip Ton 8intle," nel9e er ionObl in
eeutiterr als engliiter Splafe ipieIte.
gSahreno ieineS Aufentbalts IN Der ySsffers
iOusSrrenaniialt" iiibrte er oas Stid inter
WPitpirtuH9 elmer 9beatertruppe uuf, uno bic
&ertpalter oes GinIs mareu nit Der 2eifuns
10 3ufrieoen. bnB iie ibm ben Roifen bes Ser'
9nl lgun9s s9ireftors anboten Belser rpoute
biele Sfterte leocd nidlt aunehmeu, oa er
feine Emp bate, i'll elmer Srreuanfalt gu blsi.
ben.
Der Gi9enthiimer zines in Rr 298, Siulies
ffrnBe, belcgenen Sofhuuies melbete heute
Der 4cIi3ei, oOB eiu Waur, Ger am letten
Wicntag bet ibm ab9efiegen lei, fd eri9oHen
hube. NnS ben 4apieren, Die man b.i BEN
Soeten tano, gin9 bernor, SaB oerielbs gB. 6.
Rrtnf hieB uHo in gfeGe, Wisc., auidifq
MGR. 8tr Diann mar sntfsttsiOet unS etpl
s. Sabre cit. Sa isiner EQIae fano man
eineE an bic 6rau bgs Srlbf1m0rberS geriAz
tetsn Srtef, pnrtn ss bisB, fie rpsrSe uObl
miien, nesbaib er itd] ums geben aebrud)t
babe. sSerner fanb iid Elm an 6rau Bfint
csotrtsr Seitttltsl auf eiae Sarm IN g8is,
cGuiiH Dor.
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81. G.. Snnic.

unfsblbares DlitteI eeeen Rolaria, Dpspepfe,
ee6ers unS Rerpenleiben, appetttIofigteit Ber6aus
urasidmddhe unb nne fimottfhsn fSieber. Ran
forSele nur VI. &. Sontc unb teiR anberes. so
Senis bie NlaIte Jfaoitotfnr eesen SopHeiben uub
gserfopfuHa. 81. g. 3abntro CJterpenz
9oote1l BELT i3abnihmeraen ioiort; 15 Gents bic
GIaIde. Sn allen Apotheten gu haben.
(NpriI2S l2Ytef
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Gtin @MlEan, Eoaacrn etn gSates
brdff0.

8eniou Irl;., 5. 4lat.-gine DeptIdje
aus 6olt 6pahuca meI0et: n&lHe OebeH
bonn &Hbetf0He GtbIrae auriIdletebrte @rp2-
OitiOn (fiebe unter 8uuOesbauptiiaotD bert9-
tet, buB Der uermeiutlidJe SuItau, melder
burd ous pOrgeilri9e @lObebeH eutftauoeH
etH iolIte, nidlt eriilrt, uHo Gag Die iiOer Den
Bergen bdHgen0en &audDOltea 0ur6 eueu
BON yerttauerH auge5uHOeteH &alObraHO
Usran!ubt purGeH."
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5000 Nersfe, Ghessifer a:ao
2shntnffer

ha6eu unauiseioroert fdriitIi beteust Oas bic Sens
Ion'Iden I,s6fter an 9eiIeiaeni6afen un6 prompter
SBrtuno o[Ien unoeren i6erIeaen fiuo. aae nuSeren
9Hafter inb nertbloie Rotubmuu9en. Nan forbere
Ole SenIon'lfen uno fehe bei'nl Saufe senau nab,
mas mon betomMt! (lO3ISdWovllf)
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aBrnaa IIaila IIailasESaaL

Oiefes peItberibmte Qrdparat 1T ole
Grfuouue zines uuierer beoeutenoiten
GbemiFer. Oa7eIbe entbGlt ale CUR
Gr3eu9un9 non 5Ieifb, Kuoden, SIuf,
tlluSfeIn mo iomit pou KorperFraft er,
foroerliben Sefau0tbeiIe, uuo guar i'm
elmer fir Ieidteite Deroaunng 9eeigneten
form, Don oeH an8eiebenten 2ler3teu
uno phYiioioocn 1T oaGeIbe aIs DER beifa
uno 3uperlddt9ite Griat fir RnttermAd
anerfaunt uno ais oIs 3utrd9lI6fte GrI
ndbruu9smittel fir fleine uno pabienoe
Kinoer, Topie fir KranFe uuo 6eneienSe
empfohIen worOeu. g.euineOter's 2euts
F1es Stianermebl iit feiuesmeg5 cine Res
biIiu, ionoern, pie uohmalS betout Uers
oen mu6, eiu Grna6ruugSmittel. We9eu
feines beoeuteuoeu 2ldhrpertbS, fopia
rpeoen ieiner Ieibteu Deroaulibfeit, fei'
rer Sbmafhafti9feit uuo idueQeu 2lnf:
nahme ms Slut lit oas 9euaunte RiHoers
nlehI por3ii9lib oenjeni9eu gum 6ebrdua
empfobIeu, ole an Deroauuu9sf9Uabe
uuo oarau5 entj tjteheHoer un3ureI9eHoer
Gru6bruu9, an trd9em Stofpe9feL al
BTutlrmutb, fblaTer l1lusFeI. uno Uet=
der KuobenbilouH9 uno QehnIt9em
Ieioeu. Somit miro es beionoers gum
Gebrau9 fir SdugIin9e, Kinder in i4neI'
lem ma65tbum, iopie fir iOE9e Kin0er,
Ole 2tnIa9e gu iOgenannten ,,ooPpelten
GIieoern" haben, an9ele9enAi9 emPfot4
len; feruer fir DYspeptifer, Krante uno
Gencienoe in ieoem Stadium, iouie fir
2lerpeui6Ua6e mo Grfbopfte. Bel
fePlenoer, ooer nf9t gutter ugo 9snagertz
Der @attermild 1T eas KtHoermebl Ger
ein3i9e anerfnnntr GrIak DER uatilrltben
11aAruug oes S1u9liugs. 5u9Ieib 1T es
oas iiberite SbpbmttteI DER KIeiuen
ee9en ,Summer=GompIaiut," 4roHti4e
Diarrb6e uuo Kinoer9olera. -
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t}3olorio inihrfl1 prrfhirSrnfu f1rmfu

IS giebt tetn 9riImit,eI In Der g9et psl1es bfbts
ees uuH fGItCA 5isbGr unS ole unberen maldriz
idlen, lOnte Gdueus uuo aRoere tSteber Omit SlIie
uon EfGoudn's ,DtEEn) iAHcler betlt, ais WGDs
tpaD'6 GsGh1 Hcitef-
9aDwGn'e RcaOS z9ieItef beIt nitht uur ben
<eHtCn, rDe,bey an Wolarla leioet, ionoeru peIH
8leituigen, biz oam uiGlartidleHDtite aus geteSt
IiEo, ieGCu Wor9eu 20 bis so Gropteu 6es Geaops
Ttliti III gGafGr nebmen uH6 Gtfuas, oteleitt etneH
Grader. rfeH phIoen, 10 mGroeH fe ben dnfdaeu
eut9eben.
Nrel. so Gta ns iELaILs. 2n bahsn lsl gpothef,rn.
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gSiibeIm g4iutns's adbter ardater.
Sttterer.

EN- f.rts StilmteI b,i Dasperfe, appetttIo st,t,,
Seber5einGeIoen unb duen PagenIeieen SI bit
Blaihe. Sci spotheferH uae Sdnelern ODER In gir
8!S (o!D, nsu, Er. t4f5, @sf.Baltsmoreffr.,
oaosn' (Scpt6,1D
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Ntnnn,s MenNn.ReIfrR

Bu eber 3et i'm Sduie babe. Gem ge6raudb uirb
Doblbdti9 Dirten BET ieOer grt BON Shmep obsE
9ranthcit. gS gibt Hbts in ber Delt, ua5 70 ihneH
sueu Shmerb Tqt ooer ben SoTtihritt elmer Rrants
belt aufbGt, OILS oas Heabp=R IS ut Elm dnses
nebmes, GtartuHsss, ibmerbftIenbss unb 2tn6e"
runqszUiitteI.
8rerbe ioltsn INNER cine GIaibe BON ORabuaSs
ReaoosGeliei bGt hCb tra9en. gBentQe Eropien, tn
gBaTer geHommen, per5dteH SraHtbeten Il. Sdmer~
sen in Sogs oOu iBetbie i'm Scbraud5 lBdiIers
gs Elm 0lesmttsI III IS bsier, als franS0Fl9sr &oaa
ttnn nhrrA AiIlsra1
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Sic Sslfntc tDar 9claostt.

g8ilmingtOu, u. e, 5. Wai. .-5ed8
Negertnoben i'm alter BON l3 bis II SIbreu
tefanSeu iid beute auf Der gB.rfte Der 28il-
mirgtoner gaumpouprefe unO pareu I'M
geeIiIIe, BEN Sap 6ear.0 0tiUer III trtujeu,um
0ieiapDsel (bie bstanateu n6eeO. Biros"J gu
itieben. @iner Der Snuben, gtamers @rant
gef, bate Elm 9oppstgeuehr DoI einsm era
mutienen Neger gebOrst, wel4es perneints
LID bidt geluoeu mar uuO - ME 8eit bes
bauptst-feiue 3iiuobHtteu uuf ben 3Gnbs
feaeln 9ebabt babsn iuu. g8dhreuo 8eft ei'
nan SabH ipaunte, nm ben 3itnofegel gu reis
ntssn, idnuppte Der 9ubn pl6slid berab, Elm
SduB trad te unb gbwurb Smitb Duroe aui
Der @tsue set0etet, tpaArenO .. Siuaap,
Gbnnrb 9iGpap unb Benjamin Connolly 10
itpere Serletuuseu erIitteu, baB iie binnen
Surgeon Ilalben. Gin anoerer Snabe, Tas
mems @eurse 8eF, eiu Sruoer BON 9raut
8ef, purbe bur6 beioe arme geitofien,
pirO iero6 pnbri6einlid seneieH. Grant
hQt Iidb Der Beb6rbe gefellt.
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Gtn teuGr Senator fur gSeft Bit
niffetI.

@barlefon, 8.sSa., 5. gtai. - 6r
Charles Sames 6aulfuer aus Wtartiusbur!
purbe beute BON Der Se9isIatnr bel Der erltel
Gbfimmuns gum BunoessSenator ernablt
@r erbielt so Stimmen.
Der neue Senator if Elm SObn Ses Der
fiorbeneu Charles Sames 6aultner, rpel6e
DOT bem SiirsertrieSe einen Str9tnisr Otfrtt
uno nad ocnl ariege einen 8ef.SIrgtnte
Dihritt i'm @on9refe uertrat uuo unter Prd
fbeut Sudauan's IOmtniirattou Seilnote
on SrnntreiG mar. @r (ber Sohn) nurne /
0inrtinSburg eeboren, III 40 Sabre alt IN
ieines Stidens eth SurIft. Se9eHpGrttg /
er Ritltsr bts I3, Sufti;besirts,
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Dr. IiaOuas sSar(apariliau- He(olurnt
Der 8rUBe 9tutretnt8er,
Jur Seun9 Gner dlrouiaer &etoeH, droHtihsH
RbeumutlSmusr
SfrofeItt,

DruIsnIeiOsr, troGsEes SdfeIn, Rre6sleiben, euns
seututunsen, DuspepEe, mdIiertses 4uiffo6cHg
@lIebidDamT, Geihmulite, Simmer, Buiien, 9auts
ausitl69e GeihpHrc, Sattrautbsit, 8itht, gBaIIsr~
iutbt, 3nemud5, GSaBfuB, SrOuhitis, Shuin6S
utt, Sarnrubl, yiifrens, Slaisus unS 9t6erleioen.
gu babeu bet apotbctern. Brets: stu Dollar bic
iEluihe,
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8arts, 5. Nai. - @s uerluutet, baB bic
frans0fi9e 8esieruug in anbetra9t Der Bei.
geruns UeridieOsner ausndrtiser UtGhte,
fid5 on Der proieftirten Barrier Ansfenuua 3u
betbeiligeu, nit Der GbfGt umsebt, Die Nus
fsIlung bis 1890 81 neri4iebeu, nm 6as uus
restass Der fruul6fidsu HsoOIutiOu uOuitau'
big 3u treuuen.
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WaoW0A'B Ufeao1sWeIteF Tt etn 4RttteI ace
cen teeen SAnltr1. &s mar oas ERIE unb IN OaS
einJiee aRttfeI, tpeldts bel eiHem einmaIiaen @es
beaIte bic IdrmfteH ShmerBen fiQt, Gnt5nnSuns
gen psrtreibt uno @on9etioHen, Oh in ben 9unatn,
Dem WGgeu, ben 9ebdrmeu ober einem anseru DTs
game, bet.
gGenn es mad Borihrift gebruutt miro, BELT e In
tpeni9en UiiRuten Srdmpie, TageniGure, Sobbrens
Heu, Sopfhmer5eu. Diarrboe, Jfubr, SCiit, 8ldbuns
gen uns ane iHnerIihen ShmerseH.
IS 10 pom Der Gn6eren g8idtiatett, bas ebe 5amiIie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-05-06

SoaeUHer Seridste iibsr Barrier antisoeutidIe
Stmpnitratioueu BON 0ariS aus ia No
rsSe geitsut.-5te 8raHI1ieH ,,tpoHea tbre
hbren Ipteoer."-Sts tperoea ftaOeu, Euas
Sis ubr seidbIaaeu bat.
Bent County register., 1887-10-01
ATTEST
Notice.

LAMAR, CoLo., Sep. %, 1887.
To the republican voters of Lamar
present: You are requested to meet
in eancus at Cornman's Hall at two
o'clock Saturday, October ls,, to
elect eight delegates aud alternates
to attend the convention at Las Ami
mas October 5th. Also at the same
time to/nominlt G q central commit
teeman for the ensuing term. BY
order of III. A. Bu.Low,
Chairman of the Lamar Precinct.
The potato crop around Greeley
this year, averages from one hundred
bushels to the acre
A good deal of amusement was af-
forded at the club meeting Monday
night, when a gentleman addressed
the chair and complained that dem
ocrat in the back part of the house
seconded every motion he made. To
have democrat second n motion
made by republican at repubIi-
can meeting was more than he could
stand
a pound party was given Rev ii.
NJ. Law Tuesday night ai the Metho,
dist church that was the kind that
can be appreciated by that gentle
man and family, there was to be a
meeting of the trustees and Mr.. Law
was at the church awaiting their ar
rival when hand-cart stopped at
the door and unloadcd various gro
ceries, then wheelbarrow load came
folio WED by messengers carrying bum
dies until their was -four, hams butter
and eggs AMI in fact well assorted
grocery store, the Reverend gentle
man had about made up his mind
/ that 4 first class hotel WAS to be open
ed there, when the members of the
church began to drop IN and he was
informed that he might take that
grocery stock home. lie thanked
them all for their kindness and for
two hours the church members and
the Pastor had pleasant visit.
Among the articles donated was a
pound of nickles and an envelope
containing an amount of money We
failed 10 learn.
In connection with this mention
we wish to say that in the effort to
pay for the church, the people have
overlooked the fact that the minister
should be paid his salary and have
come very near not paving him any-
thing, which is something nobody but
preacher would stand in silence.
We have hat one resident minister
in Lamar and he should he well sup
parted.
Bent County register., 1887-10-01


The formalies of Dodge City will
be interested in the following:-Th
republican county convention of
Ford county have nominated c. T.
Vanvleat for treasurer, Jno- Good
win for register PeterImel for sheriff,
Samuel Gallagher for county clerk,
L. K. Soper county aattorney, Gen
eral Fonda county surveyor, and DR..
Rose for coroner Commissioner for
First district, Jno. w. Sldlow, Third
district, II. B. Karch.
The labor party nominated the fol-
lowing ticket: For Sheriff Col.
Staughn, for Register of deeds 7. A.
Rothweli, County Treasurer Frank
Atkins, County clerk Phillip Upp,
County attorney L. X. Soper.
The democratic county convention
nominated Geo. B. cox, treasurer, Fl.
Il. Bell, sheriff; w. F. Petition, reg
lister Of deeds; w. Z. Hendricks,
county attorn.y; ! 7. campbell,
county clerk: Dr. !. u. Davis, cor
cner, @. " Potter, couut- surfeyor.
Bent County register., 1887-10-01

La Junta is going to have another
paper, a democrat of cource. Won
der what all the democrat papers will
do after year from next March.
Those that depend on land office pat
ronage will have to mako up their
minds they were not much of a dem
ocrat anyhow and sneak back to the
republican camp.
Bent County register., 1887-10-01

The Kansas papers have had such
good thing by Offering years
subscription tor the largest water
melon left at their Office, that the
Ivanhoe Times makes the same offer
for the largest bushel of coal. We
suppose the one entitled to the pre-
MUM will be notified next spring.
Bent County register., 1887-10-01

When the republicans nominated
Fred Grant for Secretary of state in
New York. they struck terror to the
democratic heart, not that they are
afraid particularly of the man, but
the name has always been something
they couldn't get away with.
Bent County register., 1887-10-01

The first time cholera gets good
start in America, the tramp question
will be settled, every one of them
will die. There Is some good with
every bad, be it ever so horrible
Bent County register., 1887-10-01

The first issue Of G. H. Fribarger's
Carlton News is at hand and looks
very well, lie has started out little
different from the usual style, and
may have hit on n successful plan. 1t
is democratic and for Cleveland and
everything under him
Bent County register., 1887-10-01

Notice l. hereby given that a special eIrc &.
tion of the qualified voters of the Town OF
Lamar will be held ON the iirst Monday in Oc.
tober, lsS5. 70 vote upon the proposition to
issue bonds TO the amount OF twenty two
thousand dollars, which are to run fifteen
years AT an annual rate OF Interest OF six per
cent, said bonds to be nscd in the purchase OF
the Lamar Water Compnny's plant when
completed.
Ballots will be designated as follow
Those who favor the issuing of the bonds
will vote for the Issue of the bonds" Those
opposed will vote against the issue Of the
bondsp The polls will be holden at from
O'Clock a. IN. TO O'Clock u. m.
I. w.BCEGER. Mayor Protein
ATTEST B.F. corTiIAE. Clerk.
Bent County register., 1887-10-01

The Pueblo Merry World threat
ems to expose the immoral doings of
some of the young and some of the
old men of that city, and advise them
to take shelter before the storm.
From what the World says they
must be very naughty mp there.
Bent County register., 1887-10-01

We return thanks TO the Eepubli-
can Club of La Junta Cor an invita-
tion 10 attend meeting of their
club last night and regret we could
hot attend.
Bent County register., 1887-10-01

The republicans have organized a
club At Granada, and so it is that the
good work goes on.
Bent County register., 1887-10-01

The California, Colorado and Kan
sas papers all speak highly of the
entertainment given by the Mckan-
lass colored comedy company.
Bent County register., 1887-10-01

Granada has special election
Monday to elect Mayor and to de
eide whether they shall pay that Off
cial a salary. Here Is pointer for
you Mr. Rawlings.
Bent County register., 1887-10-01

Is has rained nearly every day
since the c. A. Il. boys have been in
St. Louis, interfering with the pro
gramme for their entertainment.
Bent County register., 1887-10-01

The Kansas papers are booming
their state with sugar cane write-ups
Eastern Colorado can come in ON
that sugar producing racket as well
as our neighboring state.
Bent County register., 1887-10-01

The Springfield Beacon has chang
Ell hands. 1t is now owned by a
publishing company with J. B. Gar
vim rs Editor.
Bent County register., 1887-10-01

c. Fl. Fribarger, Editor of the Carl
ton News. was 4 caller Wednesday.
Bent County register., 1887-10-01

Chivington has boom. To men
tion 4 new town excites some people
Bent County register., 1887-10-01

Republican County Convention at
Las Animas next ednrsday.
Bent County register., 1887-10-01
Republican, County Con
yention.

The republicans of Bent county
are hereby notified that the county
con, cntion will meet ut Las Animas
ut 10 a. M. Wednesday, October >,
1887, and it is recommended that
primaries for the purpose of select
ing delegates and altcrnstes meet in
the several precincts AT ? p. M. Sat
mglav, October /, 1887, and it Is
further recommended that each pre-
ciuct seni its full quota Of delegates
or alioruates To attend the conyen-
ton as /, is considered by the cen
trail committee loose manner of
conducting business TO delegate the
representation of 4 precinct TO non
residents by proxy.
The business OF the convention
will be To nominate county officers
aud to appoint a central committee.
The representation will be us follows,
based upon one delegate from each
precinct and Que delegate for each
twenty-five republican voters or
major fraction thereof.
Bent County register., 1887-10-01

Situated mi hundred miles East Of
miles north of "No Mans d Of tie most
mineral an
lands bouuing health and atmosphere on the hne ="
the Mulvaue Extension OF the
Bent County register., 1887-10-01

By order of the central committee.
j. y MsPHY q. W. PnILLIPS,
Secretary. Chairman.
NOTE l-Republicans will nomi-
nate thel: precinct officers at the pri-
maries.
Bent County register., 1887-10-01

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railroads designed to open up its mex
haustible resources to the commercial
world.
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